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Integrated Space and Exploration Technology (I-SET) Laboratory

University of Glasgow

The University of Glasgow’s Integrated Space and Exploration Technology (I-SET) Laboratory focuses on exploration technology and spaceflight hardware. The University lists a vacuum chamber, vibration table, clean room, air bearing, Helmholtz cage and 3D-printing facilities, which it says are used to recreate many aspects of the space environment for researchers and students.

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Key facts

Published laboratory focus
The University of Glasgow says the I-SET laboratory focuses on exploration technology and spaceflight hardware.
Published space-environment facilities
The University lists a vacuum chamber, vibration table, clean room, air bearing, Helmholtz cage and 3D-printing facilities, which it says are used to recreate many aspects of the space environment for researchers and students.
Published information route
The University’s Space and Exploration Technology contact page lists named contacts for its research themes, including Patrick Harkness, Colin McInnes, Matteo Ceriotti and Konstantinos Kontis.

Testing capabilities

Published space-environment recreation facilities

The University says the I-SET laboratory’s vacuum chamber, vibration table, clean room, air bearing, Helmholtz cage and 3D-printing facilities are used to recreate many aspects of the space environment for researchers and students.

Equipment and published limits

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Access and contact

The University of Glasgow’s Space and Exploration Technology contact page lists named research-theme contacts: Patrick Harkness, Colin McInnes, Matteo Ceriotti and Konstantinos Kontis. Confirm the relevant facility, configuration, availability, safety requirements, price, lead time and acceptance directly with the University.

Facility contact

Standards and accreditation

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What to confirm with the facility

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Before requesting a test

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Frequently asked questions

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Further reading

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Sources and review

Arc reviewed the linked University of Glasgow pages on 30 September 2026 by direct HTTP retrieval. This is a review of published information, not a facility inspection, test witnessing or confirmation of availability. Confirm the relevant facility, configuration and access terms directly with the University.

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  1. Facilities | Space and Exploration Technology

    University of Glasgow · Reviewed

    University page used for the I-SET laboratory’s published focus and listed facilities. It says the facilities recreate many aspects of the space environment for researchers and students, but does not establish commercial testing availability, a particular configuration, safety approval, price, lead time or acceptance.

  2. Contact | Space and Exploration Technology

    University of Glasgow · Reviewed

    University page used for its named Space and Exploration Technology research-theme contacts. It is an information route and does not establish a facility booking process, availability, commercial terms or acceptance.